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Painted/Sold: Painted October 2013 and SOLD!
This little guy earned his name after a long drawn out battle to try and photograph him. I have a love-hate relationship with my camera when it comes to certain colors… and it looks like I'm going to have to add yellow to that list! Continue reading

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text: Tim White Archives Email Author In Vegas, Get a Cab Buckeye Farm Beat Listen to the bellman. It's a long walk from Circus Circus to the Venetian. Published on: January 14, 2010 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Blog RSS Permalink Print I ask the bellman at the Circus Circus how long a walk it is to the Venetian. "About 20 minutes," he tells me. "Better get a cab." It's a 20-minute walk from Circus Circus to the Venetian along Las Vegas Blvd. How hard can that be? I am headed for the Venetian to attend the annual Versatile dealer meeting which will include several new product launches. It's a one-night trip. I am staying at Circus because the room rate at the Venetian is running $700 a night. Seriously! It seems the Venetian is pretty full because it is hosting part of the trendy Consumer Electronics Show – as well as the Adult Entertainment Conference and Awards ceremony. Big place. No rooms. The PR folks handling the Versatile meeting were a little surprised by the rates themselves. They told me they were asked by the Venetian if they would be willing to give back some of the rooms they booked for Versatile dealers 6 months ago. They recommended I try Circus Circus where my room is $91 – AAA rate. Juan who registered me and a line of 50 or so other travels couldn't find a room that fit my reservation so I was upgraded to a suite on the top floor of the hotel's tower. When I got up there, I found the Jacuzzi wouldn't turn on and the two flat screen televisions didn't change channels. But the view is great. Across the way I have a side view of the Riviera's billboard ad for an evening with Andrew Dice Clay. If I flatten against the window I can see up the Las Vegas Strip to about the middle. The best view is straight out across the desert where the sun was starting to set and the mountain silhouette was crisp and clean. The temperature is about 60 degrees Fahrenheit. At first it's not a hard walk, other than the fact that the sidewalk ends in construction several times. Across the way the big lights of the Sahara promote an evening with Andrew Dice Clay. On my side the vacant lots of the Sands and Dunes which were imploded before the recession stretch for a while before I get to Trump Tower. The sidewalk makes a twist up to the shops at Fashion Show Mall. As I get to Treasurer Island resort and see the big Encore and Wynn's hotels across the way, the sidewalk blends into an escalator which carries the pedestrians up to a crossover. The foot traffic increases as I cross over Las Vegas Blvd. The folks leaving the convention center from the CES all have name badges on a string around their necks. Most are wearing glasses and dark clothing. They walk in pairs and speak intently. I just hear a few words as I brush past. "Exclusive," "great fit," "dazzle," "to me," "never before," "rapt" are some of the words I might have heard. They were very intense. I do remember that. Across the walk I come face to face with the Palazzo. One right turn and I should be at the Venetian. But first the turn for Grande Canal Shoppes. And then the turn for the restaurants like Canaletto and Zefferino and Taquero. Suddenly I am hungry. It's about 10 p.m. in Ohio and the burger from the airport is running low. Ignoring the distractions I press forward and now can see the swimming pool blue of the Venetian's artificial canals. That's when the sidewalk comes to an end. Seriously. I wind my way to an escalator that takes pedestrians across Las Vegas Blvd. to Madame Trusaudes Wax Museum on the other side. I cut back across the traffic and finally find myself at the front doors of the Venetian. Not an easy walk. Maybe should have taken the cab. I go to the concierge and ask for the Versatile dealers meeting. She says, "Are you with the CES?" and I say, "No Versatile." She looks skeptical. Then digs all the way to the back page of the ledger and finds the listing for the meeting which will be held in Hall D of the Venetian Ball Room. She pulls out a map which shows me walking down a hallway across the casino and past the Blue Man theater down another hallway, past another theater. Down another hallway and right into Hall D. "It's a long walk just keep going all the way across the casino." All the way ends up being longer than I think and I turn too soon twice. Finally the theaters show up. Then there it is in between the big signs for the Special Audio Vendors of the CES and the "Adult Entertainment – It's a business," sign of the skin convention, there is a small little sign with the Versatile insignia. My first concrete clue that there is a meeting ahead. I walk a quarter mile down the corridor and there is another Versatile sign pointing me to turn right. I walk another quarter mile and at the end of the hallway stands a line of Versatile dealers waiting for name badges at a desk so they can enter Hall D. I walk up to the line and a big friendly fellow from North Dakota introduces himself and asks, "Are you staying at the Venetian?" "No I reply. I'm at Circus Circus." "Can you walk it from there?" he asks. "Sure no sweat," I tell him, just starting to feel a blister on my heel.


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Los Caracoles condominium, beach front, Marina Vallarta in Puerto Vallarta
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- sleeps 6
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This 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms condo is located at Los Caracoles Condominium, on the beach at Marina Vallarta Residential area.
Just 5 minutes from the Airport and 20 minutes from Down Town Vallarta. In Marina Vallarta you have nice Restaurants, boutiques, grocerie stores, 5 stars hotels and the Pivate Marina. Also there is a Golf Course 18 holes.
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Luz del Carmen Wolf (322) 205 8204
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Fully equiped kitchen,
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Maid service once a week
Nice and big terrace with ocean view. BBQ
24 hours security
Pool and Tennis Court
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Deep sea fishing
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this place is available from now to the end of March or longer
just for this season the last minute rate is 2,000 U.S. per month or less if
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The sixth generation of the BMW 3 Series Sedan, the world's best-selling premium car, sets new benchmarks in terms of sporting prowess, elegance and comfort. The pioneering history of the 3 Series serves as inspiration for the new sports sedan, whose powerful styling represents a fresh interpretation and conscientious development of traditional BMW design cues. The new BMW face, with flat headlights reaching along as far as the BMW kidney grille, emphasises the elegantly dynamic design of the new BMW 3 Series. The sixth generation of the 3 Series has grown in size compared to its predecessor, with its wide track (front + 37 mm, rear + 47 mm) particularly prominent, and the car's increased length (+ 93 mm) and augmented wheelbase (+ 50 mm) also … CONTINUED
Just 2 weeks to the day before its debut, the F30 has shed more of its camouflage, revealing the lower front bumper and sideskirts.
If the F20 1 series is any indication, it's possible we could be looking at the F30 Sport Line model. As pictured below, the F20 Sport Line also features a very similar design on its bumper inlets, with horizontal bars running from the fog lights.
Like the F20, the 2012 F30 3 series is expected to be available in different 'lines' – possibly a Sport Line, Modern Line, and Luxury Line.
For F30 debut info, including engine lineup and sales/production schedule see – http://www.f30post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=592042
As we've been alluding to, the 2012 F30 3 series will be revealed mid-next month (Friday, October 14 to be exact) via online reveal, and live at a BMW press event. Autobild has posted the engine range that will be available for the F30 at launch, as follows:
316i – 134hp
320i – 181hp
328i – 242hp (2.0L inline 4 cylinder twinpower turbo N20 motor) (US bound)
335i – 302hp (3.0L inline 6 cylinder twin turbo) (US bound)
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316d – 113hp
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3.0L gasoline engine + electric motor – 335hp (first spy photos)
The F30 3-series sedan will begin production in November 2011 (see chart below), shortly after the E90 3-series stops production in October. The F30 2012 … CONTINUED
Despite the myriad of F30 3 series sedan test mule spy photos we've posted thus far, there has yet to be a direct F30 versus E90 3 series spotting, until now. Although it's only one view for now, it gives us the best idea yet of how the new 2012 3 series F30 sedan will compare to the outgoing E90 3 series with respect to size, proportions, rear styling, and stance. Thanks to F30post member CSL-Fanatik.
Based on shape, the F30 appears more evolutionary than revolutionary a design, unlike the current F10 5 series which threw the E60 design language out the window in favor of a wholly new design.
The F30 and E90 seem similar, which should assuage the fears of 3 series fans who cringe at … CONTINUED
We bring you a preview of the BMW F30 3 series' production front end styling via our set of renders. These were constructed by analyzing the 100% uncovered F30 spy pics recently posted, together with input from Scott26, who has seen the production F30 design. It was confirmed that these images are representative of the real life F30 front end design.
The F30′s front styling will represent very unique elements never before seen on a production BMW. The headlight-grille area features deep set headlights which dip inward to expose the sides of the kidney grilles. We've been getting hints of this new styling element with recent BMW concepts (see below). This innovative design not only differentiates the F30′s front end look from the rest of the BMW … CONTINUED
We bring you more spy photos of the 2012 3 series sedan (F30), in black and space gray, as BMW finishes the final evaluation phase testing on the next generation 3 series sedan.
Although the camouflage tape remains on these FEP level prototypes, we've already recently had a great uncovered look at the production F30 front and rear [see these photos if you've been under a rock] in a recent spotting at an F30 official photo shoot. But, these photos continue to give us views at the F30′s overall size (expected to be just slightly larger than the E90) and its attractive proportions and stance. The black F30 test car also shows a new wheel style yet to be seen on an F30 prototype.
Signs are pointing to … CONTINUED
Taking a page out of their multi-lines strategy for the F20 1-series hatchback (which has the Sport and Urban Lines), the F30 and F32 3 series will also be available in multiple "lines" options.
The 3 lines expected for the next gen 3 series sedan (and perhaps "4 series coupe" if the name change comes to fruition) will be a Sport Line, Modern Line, and Luxury Line (actual final names may differ, we've also heard Sport Line, Urban Line and Deluxe Line as the possible names).
These optional lines will feature differentiated preset looks via unique trimmings and equipment. Besides the usual options and packages BMWs can be configured with, this allows BMW to offer even more individuality and uniqueness between the same models. These lines should not … CONTINUED
The F30 fun continues. Yesterday we brought you the first shots of the new 3-series sedan as it was caught in Spain during a photoshoot.
Today, we're excited to share even better shots of this Sparkling Bronze F30 3-series. These hi-res versions show the front fascia in even more details, in particular the F30′s unique headlight shape. The inside corner of the headlights appear to take on a very distinctive shape by angling in very sharply – a completely new design feature for BMW. What results is that the side of the kidney grilles appear to be exposed. We can't wait to see how this looks from ground level!
At the same time, there's also another two F30 models joining the scene. … CONTINUED


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currently we are in 22.214.171.124, we are planning to use R12. we are using only oracle Assets.Please see these docs/links.
1. How to migrate the data from 220.127.116.11 to R184.108.40.206? could you please provide some idea or doc?
2 . How to avoid the reimplementation?By upgrading from 11i to R12 and in this case you do not need to re-implement.
Thanks for the information.Please mention the navigation path of the issue you are referring to?
11i set of books and account will convert into R12 account structure(SLA) with upgrade.
I could not see the books in SLA (Accounting Setup Screen).
could you please give some idea on this?
user12094010 wrote:You can run Post SLA in this case which is a valid option.
I did not run the pre-SLA. so , I would like to refresh the database from 11ii run with Pre-sla env to R12 environment.
I don't want to restart all over again(New installation).What do you mean by refresh the database? If you want to go back to 11i you can either restore from a backup or use Rapid Clone (which I believe you are familiar with).
how to refresh the database? IS there any document?
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I Just wondering, how come the one SOB is missing, IF I run the POST-upgrade , will it work without the SOB?I cannot really add on this since it is functional -- Please ask Oracle support for an explanation.


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Green Bay Packers Offseason: Another Veteran Purge Could Be Coming
It didn't take long into Ted Thompson's reign as Green Bay Packers GM for the unwavering 52-year-old to firmly establish that football moves under his direction would be made without the cling of emotion, void of any sentimental feelings that could effect a given decision one way or the other.
Among Thompson's first moves as GM in 2005 were the releasing of guard Mike Wahle and safety Darren Sharper and declining to re-sign guard Marco Rivera, three players that were stalwarts for Packers teams that had won consecutive NFC North titles from 2002-04. Despite their undisputed contributions, each was shown the door both because of age and Thompson's need to manage the Packers' out of control salary cap.
Wahle was 28 years old and had played in 103 straight games when Thompson released him, but the move saved over $11 million in cap space. Axing Sharper, a 29-year-old All-Pro safety, saved another $4.3 million. Rivera went on to sign a five-year, $20 million contract with the Cowboys after Thompson let him walk at the age of 32.
All three of the moves were spurred by the Packers' cap situation as he entered the job. No matter how unpopular, each needed to be made to get Thompson back into his salary cap comfort zone.
And while a drastic makeover like 2005 hasn't been seen since, similar decisions to the ones Thompson made in that offseason have. In the end, making those tough decisions are a big reason why the Packers' salary cap has never again reached 2005 levels.
Over subsequent years, Thompson released veterans Na'il Diggs (80 career starts, saved $2.9 million) and Bubba Franks (Three-time Pro Bowler, saved over $4 million), traded away an unretired Brett Favre, and let Ahman Green (the Packers franchise leader in rushing yards) and Aaron Kampman (owner of 54 career sacks in Green Bay) walk in free agency.
In 2010, Thompson released cornerback Al Harris, who started seven straight seasons for the Packers but was 36 years old and struggling to come back from a catastrophic knee injury in '09.
Starting to sound like a broken record? There was still more roster reshaping to do even after Thompson's 2010-11 Packers reached the top of the NFL mountain.


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Atlanta >Food & Dining > Busy Bee Cafe
810 Martin Luther King Jr SW, Atlanta, GA | Directions 3031433.754476 -84.414018
Mon-Fri 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sun 12 p.m. - 7 p.m
Neighborhoods: Intown South, Intown South, Atlanta University Center
The Busy Bee just smells like nostalgia...and really good fried chicken! The crispiness alone is worth any wait you may endure; I'm pretty sure they are probably using the same cast iron as when the place opened!
Best Fried Chicken in ATL – Watershed gets a lot of the press for the best fried chicken in Atlanta, and I'm actually partial to a national chain (I know, but Popeye's is damn good and consistent!), but as far as individual spots go... I tip my cap to the Busy Bee.
Located in the West Village off MLK, the Busy Bee has been here forever. MLK himself was a frequent visitor. Their pan fried chicken is super-crisp on the outside and moist on the inside, like all good fried chicken is supposed to be. And the nostalgia that comes along with sitting at the counter and putting down the best soul sides certainly doesn't hurt the cause.
Busy Bee Cafe – I thought the food was very good.Service was good too!The restaurant was too small and it took me a time to find Busy Bee's.
Atlanta soul food has the bar raised off MLK. – In Short
Maybe the aroma has something to do with it, but walking into Busy Bee is like walking into a time warp. Walls of old photographs, warm booths and counter seating make you feel like you're on a movie set based in a 1960's diner. Lodged in a tiny strip, the Southern kitchen sports a hodgepodge of patrons: low-rent politicos, cops, students and questing soul food aficionados. Alongside chitlins, giblets, ham hocks and neck bones, their "beelicious" fried chicken (try it smothered in gravy) steals the show. Crispy and pan-fried on the outside, juicy on the inside gives plenty of reason why they haven't changed a thing since MLK was a frequent diner. Two fresh veggies--don't miss broccoli cheese casserole or a Tuesday special of baby limas--come with each dinner. Desserts, especially red velvet cake and banana pudding, are in a league of their own.
This used to be my favorite place – This place has good soul food, but the wait staff makes the experience of dining here unbearable and if I ever go back, I will only be back for carry out orders.
For the past year I have frequented Busy Bee almost once a week with a former coworker. We WERE regulars. We endured the nasty attitudes from the wait staff (I saw another review that said they were rude to AUC students, but I guess they are just rude to everyone). Even though there would be other tables with plates cleared, my friend and I were constantly rushed to leave by the wait staff. At first it was no biggie, it gets crowded and they need tables. But then we noticed we were really the only ones being harrassed in this manner. We still let it slide.
The last straw came when I was told by the cashier that I could have a seat at a booth (because she knew my friend was close behind) and then I was told I had to move. The booths were full (once I sat down), but all of the tables were empty. After I had been sitting maybe three minutes, the waitresses started yelling at me to get up. They didn't have the decency to come to my table to speak with me, but instead yelled from opposite ends of the restaurant for everyone to hear. The cashier and I both tried to explain that my friend was parking her car and would be right in. I also knew my friend's order so there shouldn't have been an issue. They insisted that I get up and wait for my friend at the front. Instead, I walked out and took my money with me.
Now, if the place had been crowded and someone was waiting, I would have been glad to get up regardless of how close my friend was, but that was not the case. This was simply an intolerable extension of the rudeness that my friend and I have endured over the past year.
So, if you do go to Busy Bee, get it to go. If you dine in, don't tip the waitresses because they do not deserve it. And when you get your food to go, tip the cashier. She is WONDERFUL!!!!
All Abuzz About Busy Bee! – "All Abuzz about Busy Bee!" It's a rainy Sunday afternoon, it's lunch time, called my dining guest, decided to venture outside my natural/organic cuisine comfort zone and fill my stomach with some Soul Food from Busy Bee. I've lived in the ATL for over 15 years and I've never been to this Soul food institution, so being the foodie that I am, I had to try it and share my experience. As we arrive, there's a long waiting line, that didn't matter, we were seated in about 20 minutes. Our waiter, delightful, excellent customer service, and well informed about the restaurant and menu. I was amazed that the restaurant has been around since 1947. The café is nestled between 2 other businesses on MLK, so drive slowly so you won't miss it. My dining guest and I both started our meal with sweet tea blended with freshly squeezed lemonade, just the right sweetness. All the meals are served with corn muffins or yeast bread(we tried both)…delicious! The food service is fast and friendly, our food arrived less than 10 minutes. While I ordered the baked Tilapia over a bed of rice, with a side order of candied yams and collard greens(cooked with turkey), my dining guest had the "Beelicious" Fried Chicken which is marinated for 12 hours, lightly breaded, cooked in peanut oil, moist, juicy, crispy…..(of course, I had to try it, so I removed the skin, and devoured it, as JJ(70's tv show "Good Times") would say it was "Dyn-o-mite! LOL), for his side order, turnip greens and candied yams. Now, I can't forget, dessert, my dining guest and I shared the Keylime Cake and Peach Cobbler, both simply divine. I see what the Buzz is all about, finger lickin' good, deliciously seasoned and cooked Soul Food, prepared with Tender Loving Care, the way my grandmother did. The restaurant has a diner style counter with red leather stools, and red leather booths that line the walls. The walls are filled with local, national celebrities, and their Best of Atlanta "Soul Food" plaques. If you are in a hurry, no time to eat in, don't worry, you can get take out. This is a great place to take out of town guest, just be aware of the long wait and the best part, it's very economical. The café has a great atmosphere, very diverse, families, students, and urban trendsetters. There's something on the menu for everyone, even vegetarians. I've had my Soul Food Fill for awhile, now it's back to "Organica" food deluxe.
Greatest SOUL FOOD IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA – I eat at BUSY BEE often and the serve is EXCELLENT, atmosphere is very wholesome and cozy. The cozy nature of the cafe does not allow for students to come there to spend hours upon hours in conversations without taking in considerations of other patrons who are waiting to partake of the sumptious food that BUSY BEE's chef prepare. I always recommend the cafe to visitors, family, friends whenever the opportunity arise.
Great food, Horrible Service – Excellent food, but horrible service, especially toward the Atlanta university students, we are oftentimes rushed off the tables & disrespected. The students at the Atlanta University Center (Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College & Spellman College) bring in a lot of business to the Busy Bee Cafe, it is unfair the ways we are treated with the horrible service by the cashier and the employees.
Great soul food – This place has some of the best soul food in Atlanta. I have been to several highly recommended places, and this is the only one that did not disappoint. Everything that I ate was delicious. There were a lot of people, but we didn't have to wait that long for a table (only 10 minutes). If you're looking for an upscale place, Busy Bee's is not it. Rather, Busy Bee's is more like a diner/cafeteria. The server was very friendly, and attentive. These are 2 very important things to me when dining out.
Good Food, tight eating space – Good southern comfort food with excellent side dishes. The only draw back is the seating, not very much and very tight. If you don't mind that, then sit down and enjoy.
Delicious! – I recently moved to Atlanta from NY and was eager to find some good down home soul food. This place is great! The potatoe salad is to die for. My only complaint is that I wanted more food!
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Ernesto Perez-Carrillo was quietly making cigars in Miami in 1992 at his El Credito Cigar Co. Local cigar lovers and a small cult of smokers nationwide coveted his La Gloria Cubana brand as well as three other brands he made at the small factory in Miami's Little Havana district. His production of fewer than one million cigars a year allowed him to keep his loyal customers supplied, and permitted him the luxury of keeping inventories of tobacco. He could age his tobacco as well as his cigars, and bring them to market when they were ready. Then, a sterling rating in Cigar Aficionado for his La Gloria Cubana Wavell and a subsequent story about his family-style operation in the Spring 1993 issue of Cigar Aficionado changed Carrillo's life forever.
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UPDATE -- Blake Cole, 19 appeared in a Vandalia courtroom Friday to answer to one count of rape of a child under 10. Cole is accused of raping a five year old boy inside a Harrison Township church earlier this week.
Cole's bond was set at $250,000 and he was ordered to stay away from the victim, if he does get out of jail.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP -- The Montgomery County Prosecutors Office have formally charged a 19 year old man for raping a five year old inside of a Dayton Church.
Blake Cole was arrested Tuesday at the church. The rape breaks Tina Workman a mother of boys heart.
"As a mother and a grandmother I'm very, very disturbed with this and especially in a church, what is really going on in this world today," said Tina Workman of Dayton.
Workman along with others who live in the city of Dayton are disgusted and confused as to why a five year old was raped inside of Fort McKinley United Methodist Church Tuesday evening.
"That is terrible, you should be safe in a church that should be one of the safest place for any kids, said Joel Taylor of Dayton.
"It's something that just completely disgust me. That's just unacceptable and it's a sad thing in society that people actually do that," said Nick Scibert of Kettering.
"A five year old boy, where were there parents?" said Michael Knisley.
Those are questions reporter Annette Peagler tried to get answered but Executive Pastor David Hood gave little details and referred her to police who are currently still interviewing those involved. He said Cole and the boy were regular attendees but didn't confirm how they knew each other or where the parents were.
"The spiritual, emotional and physical safety of all our members is of highest priority to Fort McKinley Church – especially for our children, which is why we deploy trained security at our Tuesday night Discipleship events and follow security procedures for our Children's Ministry. We are heartbroken by the allegations from April 9, and our staff is fully cooperating with law enforcement and investigators in every possible manner. We ask that the community join us in prayer for all those involved in this situation," said David Hood, Executive Pastor of Fort McKinley United Methodist Church.
It was an off duty security guard that found Cole and the boy together. He then called police.
"That does make me feel better that they did catch him right away but maybe they should be cautious of what's going on in our churches," said Workman.
The rape is a stern reminder to always know where your child is and who they are with.
"Keep a good eye on your children, keep them close by and don't let them go very far and if you do and in a church you would think it would be okay but maybe go to church and make sure that everything is okay," said Workman
Cole will be arraigned Friday morning. He's being held at the Montgomery County Jail on a $250,000 bond.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP -- A 19 year old man accused of rape at a church has been charged with one count of Rape of a Child Under 10.
Blake Cole was arrested Tuesday at the Fort McKinley Methodist Church on West Siebenthaler.
Police say the alleged victim is 5 years old.
ABC 22/FOX 45 has spoken to the pastor at Fort McKinley and we'll bring you much more about this story tonight on ABC 22 at 6 and FOX 45 at 6:30.
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- Fast-Moving Wine Thief Sought
- City of Dayton Named in Lawsuit Over Traffic Camera
- Centerville Police Investigating Daytime Burglary
- Fans Giving Flyers a Sweet Sendoff
- Search Area for Missing Plane Narrowed to Size of Alaska
- Greenville Man Stabbed at Underage Party
- Ohio Spends Another $2 Million for Road Salt
- Girlfriend Charged With Murder In Dayton Stabbing
- United Way Hosts Health Care Enrollment Event
- Late Night Bike Ride Leads to Arrest
- Public Runs with "Baton" Social Media Account
- UD Preps for Sweet 16
- Businesses Supporting UD In Sweet 16
- Centerville Neighbors Fighting New Housing Development
- Dayton Police Prep for Thursday Celebrations, University Not Commenting
- Demolition to Close West Carrollton Street
- Mother Faces OVI, Child Endangering Charges Following Traffic Stop
- School Year Extended for Dayton Public School Students
- UD: Tickets for Flyers' Sweet 16 Game Available Through NCAA
- UD Extends Archie Miller's Contract
- UPDATE: Malaysian PM Says Flight Ended in South Indian Ocean
- Ohio Gas Prices Down to Start Work Week
- BREAKING NEWS: Commuter Train Derails at Chicago Airport
- Propane Shortage Causes Problems for Farmers
- Suspicious Trailer Fire Under Investigation
- UD Flyers Ready to Take on Stanford
- Flyer Fans Following the Team to Memphis
- Firefighters Battle Vacant House Fire on Fountain Ave.
- Dayton Flyers Return Home to Cheers, Hugs From Fans
- Investigators Calling Dayton House Fire Suspicious
- UD Faithful Get Cinderella Story After Nail Biter
- UD Campus Erupts in Celebration, Police Flood Campus
- UD Beats #3 Syracuse in Buffalo
- Bowling Tournament Raises Money for Big Brothers, Big Sisters
- Robotics Competition Held at the Nutter Center Saturday
- Cold Weather Doesn't Keep Runners Away for Harrigan's Charity 5K
- World Down Syndrome Day 5K Held Saturday
- UD Players Ready to Take on Syracuse
- Big Turnout for Home and Garden Show, One Day Left
- Bicyclist Hit, Killed in Piqua
- UD Faithful Hoping for a Cinderella Story
- Trotwood Rams Fall to Upper Arlington in the Boys State Semi-Final, 49-74
- University of Dayton Pep Band Rallies Fans Ahead of Syracuse Game
- UD/Syracuse - Not a Lot of History, Plenty of Connections
- Dayton Home and Garden Show In Town
- Say What? Worried about Russia?
- Tressel Applies to lead Akron
- IRS Phone Scam is Largest Ever
- First Four Does Wonders for the Dayton Area; City Will Fight to Keep it
- Fire Damages Kettering Home, Parakeet Saved
- UD Fans Change Plans to Hang Out in Buffalo a Little Longer
- UD Looking for Cinderella Status
- WSU's Match Day for Doctors
- Gov. Kasich at WSU Talking Jobs Program for Vets
- Spring Planting Season Upon Us
- UD National Attention Could Boost Admissions
- SCAM ALERT: Caller Poses as Deputy, Requires Money for Fine
- Wait! What? Pricelss Reaction On Becoming A Big Brother
- Police Looking for Stolen Dump Trailer
- Police Looking for Tire Store Break-in Suspects
- Fundraising for First Night Rides on Banshee Surpasses $50,000
- Dayton Man Sentenced for Murder, Robberies
- Ohio Unemployment Rate Drops in February
- Driver Fighting for Life after Wild Wreck
- Driver Flips SUV Searching for Phone
- Tri-Village Loses to Crestview in State Final Four
- Family 411: Obamacare and Taxes
- UD Fans React to Win Over OSU
- NCAA Win Means Big Business for UD
- Human Trafficking Up For First Four/ Dayton Victims Possibly Identified
- New Drug Court in the Works for Women
- Man In Critical After Possible Meth Lab Explosion